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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of February 2025

Dubai’s real estate market continued to demonstrate robust activity on 26 February 2024, with total transactions reaching AED 1.83 billion. This significant volume underscores the ongoing demand for both off-plan and ready properties, reflecting investor confidence and sustained interest in Dubai’s dynamic property sector. Breakdown of Transactions The off-plan segment accounted for 63.7% of total transactions, contributing AED 1.16 billion, while the ready property market represented 36.3% with AED 663.8 million in transactions. This distribution highlights the prevailing investor preference for off-plan developments, driven by attractive payment plans and anticipated capital appreciation. Off-Plan Transactions: AED 1.16 Billion (63.7% of Total) Ready Transactions: AED 663.8 Million (36.3% of Total) Market Insights Outlook Dubai’s real estate sector remains a preferred destination for investors, with off-plan projects continuing to attract substantial interest. The diversification of investment across property types, alongside the market’s sustained liquidity, reinforces Dubai’s position as a global property hub. The balance between off-plan enthusiasm and the resilience of the ready market indicates a healthy real estate ecosystem, with opportunities for both short-term gains and long-term capital appreciation. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Feb-2025 Dubai’s real estate market saw its first price dip in over two years. Palm Jebel Ali offers 5-7 bedroom villas starting at AED 18.1M. Ramadan historically brought a higher market activity. Palm Jebel Ali: A New Era for Dubai’s Real Estate Market Palm Jebel Ali, a revived luxury waterfront project in Dubai, offers 5-7 bedroom villas starting at AED 18.1M. With sustainable planning, premium retail, and high connectivity, it presents strong investment potential. Waterfront properties in Dubai yield 6-8% ROI, with Palm Jebel Ali expected to appreciate significantly, attracting investors and luxury buyers. Dubai real estate market posts first monthly dip in two years Dubai’s real estate market saw its first price dip in over two years, with a 0.57% drop in January 2025 amid affordability constraints. Sales volumes remain strong, but off-plan transactions declined 17.7%. Ready property sales rose 15.7%, signaling investor interest. The market is shifting toward balance after years of rapid growth. Dubai Land Department Registers 127 New Owners’ Committees in the Emirate Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) has registered 127 new owners’ committees to enhance governance and sustainability in jointly owned properties. These committees oversee budgets, maintenance, and shared services. Owners can apply via DLD’s website or Dubai REST app, supporting transparency and Dubai’s vision for a world-class real estate sector. Dubai branded residences: New $245mn Marriott Residences Sheikh Zayed Road real estate project announced Dubai General Properties has launched Marriott Residences Sheikh Zayed Road, a AED 900M branded residential project with 110 upscale units. Featuring Marriott hospitality, luxury amenities, and prime connectivity, it targets high-end buyers. Currently 78% complete, the project is set for Q4 2025 delivery, reflecting Dubai’s growing demand for branded residences. Top six developers drive Dubai housing market surge Dubai’s residential market saw a 55% surge in transactions in Q4 2024, led by Sobha Realty. Sales value rose 44% to AED 65.23B. Demand is shifting towards compact units under AED 2M, while high-end properties saw a slight dip. Dubailand led in sales volume, with strong activity in JVC and Business Bay. LUM1NAR Towers by Object 1 sets new standard for smart living in Dubai Object 1 has launched LUM1NAR TOWERS in Jumeirah Village Triangle, featuring 547 smart-tech residences across three towers. Set for 2027 completion, the project offers luxury amenities and sustainability-focused design. With JVT’s rising demand, strong rental yields, and Dubai’s booming real estate market, it presents an attractive investment and lifestyle opportunity. KSA Real Estate Predictions 2025 Saudi Arabia’s real estate market is set for strong growth in 2025, driven by Vision 2030, EXPO 2030, and giga-projects like NEOM. Despite a drop in FDI in 2024, projections estimate SAR 388B in inflows by 2030, supported by regulatory reforms boosting demand across key sectors. Dubai real estate: Ramadan ‘a golden window’ for property market investment, says new report Dubai’s property market surged during Ramadan 2024, with transactions up 39% to 12,313 and sales value rising 55% to AED 32.6B. Prices increased across all property types, driven by exclusive Ramadan offers. Experts predict further growth in Ramadan 2025, with transactions reaching 13,500 and sales value hitting AED 36B.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 25th of February 2025

On February 25, 2024, Dubai’s real estate sector recorded a total transaction value of AED 2.18 billion, demonstrating the continued strength of the emirate’s property market. The transactions were split between Off-Plan and Ready properties, with Off-Plan contributing 54.6% (AED 1.19 billion) and Ready properties accounting for 45.4% (AED 988.27 million) of the total market activity. Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions The Off-Plan segment remained dominant, indicating strong investor confidence in future developments. The category-wise distribution is as follows: Key Observations Flats led the Off-Plan market with three-quarters of total sales, indicating sustained interest from investors and end-users. Villas followed, capturing over one-fifth of Off-Plan sales, reflecting the rising appeal of spacious, family-oriented homes. Commercial properties and hotel apartments contributed modestly, but their presence highlights Dubai’s growing appeal as a business and hospitality hub. Breakdown of Ready Transactions Ready properties recorded AED 988.27 million, underscoring strong demand for immediate occupancy and investment opportunities. The subcategory contributions are: Key Observations Flats also led the Ready market, comprising over 70% of total transactions. Villas followed at 16.4%, indicating continued demand for luxury and family-friendly residences. Commercial properties accounted for 7%, highlighting business investments, while the hospitality sector contributed 4.5%, reflecting Dubai’s growing tourism and short-term rental market. Market Trends & Conclusion The near-equal distribution between Off-Plan and Ready transactions suggests a balanced market, where both investors and end-users are actively engaging. The dominance of Flats in both segments underscores Dubai’s appeal for apartment-style living, driven by urbanization, lifestyle preferences, and strong rental demand. Villas continue to attract premium buyers, while commercial and hospitality properties remain essential contributors to Dubai’s business and tourism-driven economy. With real estate transactions surpassing AED 2 billion in a single day, Dubai’s property market continues to exhibit resilience, investor confidence, and growth potential, solidifying its position as a global real estate hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 26-Feb-2025 A luxury tower inspired by Messi? Service charges in Dubai are expected to rise by up to 10% in 2025. Dubai’s property market may stabilize or see slight price declines over the next 12-18 months. Startups and PropTech at the heart of IPS 2025 in Dubai next April Dubai will host IPS 2025 from April 14-16, spotlighting PropTech and real estate innovation. The event will showcase AI, smart city solutions, and digital transformation, alongside a startup competition. Dubai’s real estate market remains strong, with rising property values. IPS 2025 aims to foster collaboration and technological advancements in the sector. Dubai real estate’s next phase sees end-users outpace investors, bringing stability in mid-to-high-end market: Experts Mid-to-high-income professionals in the 30–45 age group are making up a larger share of buyers in the end-user demand. Dubai’s Property Market Faces Stabilisation Amid Rising Construction Costs Dubai’s property market may stabilize or see slight price declines over the next 12-18 months, per Moody’s, due to rising construction costs and project delays. Despite strong demand, developers face supply chain issues and labor shortages. Rapid luxury development raises concerns of oversupply, requiring careful project management to mitigate risks. Richmind to enter UAE real estate market with 1,000 new units Luxury developer Richmind is entering the UAE market with plans to launch over 1,000 units in 2024. Its first project, a high-end waterfront development on Al Marjan Island, is in partnership with Zaha Hadid Architects. The project will feature premium residences, a beach club, and Ras Al Khaimah’s first 360° infinity pool. UAE megaprojects 2025: 50 massive developments set to transform the nation The UAE is undergoing significant change with a series of large-scale projects set to alter the nation’s landscape. Elemental launches new residential project in Jumeirah Garden City Elemental, a new UAE real estate venture, has launched its debut project, Elemental 22, in Jumeirah Garden City. Focused on nature, wellness, and community, the low-rise residential development features green spaces, curated amenities, coworking areas, and The Mill Café. It offers a balanced, all-in-one living experience with seamless indoor-outdoor integration. AFA Set to Build Luxury Tower in Dubai The Argentine Football Association (AFA) is launching the AFA Tower in Dubai with Prestige One Developments. Inspired by Argentine football and Lionel Messi, the luxury residential project enhances AFA’s Middle East presence. This partnership strengthens AFA’s brand in the region, aligning with Dubai’s high-end real estate market and ongoing expansion efforts. Oravel opens first Sunday hotel in Dubai, eyes 15 properties Oravel Stays is expanding its Sunday Hotels brand in Dubai, launching the Sunday Emirates Grand Hotel near the Financial Center metro. With over 400 rooms and premium amenities, it caters to business and leisure travelers. Oravel plans 15 Sunday Hotels in 2025, targeting key locations like Downtown, Marina, and Palm Jumeirah. Dubai property: Up to 10% rise in service charges this year Service charges in Dubai are expected to rise by up to 10% in 2025 due to higher maintenance, utility, and district cooling costs. Older buildings face steeper increases, while landlords may raise rents to offset costs. Despite the impact, location and ROI remain key property-buying factors over service fees. Dubai real estate: Palma Development launches $1.3bn Serenia District in Jumeirah Islands The development spans 600,000 sq. ft. with a built-up area of 3.5 million sq. ft. and features six integrated towers.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 24th of February 2025

Dubai’s real estate market continues its dynamic growth, with total property transactions reaching AED 1.79 billion on 24 February 2024. The breakdown of transactions highlights the ongoing strength of both off-plan and ready properties, reflecting sustained investor confidence in the market. Off-Plan vs. Ready Property Performance On this day, off-plan transactions accounted for AED 1.02 billion, contributing 57.0% of the total transactions, while ready property sales stood at AED 773.4 million, making up 43.0% of the total. This significant share of off-plan properties indicates strong investor interest in Dubai’s future developments, driven by attractive payment plans, high return potential, and confidence in the city’s long-term growth. Meanwhile, ready properties maintain a solid presence, appealing to end-users and investors looking for immediate returns. Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions The off-plan market witnessed AED 1.02 billion in transactions, with different property types contributing as follows: Flats dominated the off-plan market, making up over four-fifths (83.6%) of all off-plan transactions, reinforcing the continued demand for high-rise living and investment properties in key locations. Villas followed, contributing a significant 12.6%, reflecting ongoing interest in family-friendly communities and spacious residences.Hotel apartments and commercial properties made up only 1.2% and 2.6%, respectively, indicating that while investors remain interested in alternative asset classes, residential properties continue to drive the majority of off-plan sales. Breakdown of Ready Transactions The ready property segment recorded AED 773.4 million in transactions, with contributions from different property types as follows: The ready property segment was led by flats, making up 65.7% of total transactions, demonstrating the high liquidity and appeal of completed residential units for both homebuyers and investors seeking rental income. Villas accounted for 18.4%, reinforcing their desirability among long-term residents and end-users. Hotel apartments and commercial spaces contributed 7.0% and 8.8%, respectively, showing stable demand for hospitality-related and business-centric investments. Market Insights and Takeaways Dubai’s real estate market remains resilient and dynamic, with strong demand across multiple property categories, highlighting its position as a global investment hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 25-Feb-2025 Dubai recognizes USDC, EURC. Dubai developer introduces flexible unit designs. Dubai to host PropTech Connect 2026. Deloitte unveils Dubai’s Real Estate Predictions report for 2025. Dubai’s Blueprint For Real Estate Future: Digitalization And Crypto In The World’s Most Luxurious Market Dubai’s luxury real estate market is embracing digitalization and cryptocurrency, attracting high-net-worth investors. Developers increasingly accept Bitcoin and Ethereum, leveraging blockchain for secure, borderless transactions. Innovations like tokenization and AI-driven PropTech enhance investment opportunities. Unique Properties helps global buyers navigate crypto-based real estate investments, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a leader in next-gen property transactions. Dubai to host PropTech Connect 2026 Dubai will host PropTech Connect 2026, the world’s largest real estate technology conference, to drive digital transformation in the sector. The event will showcase AI, blockchain, and data analytics, attracting global investors and industry leaders. It aligns with Dubai’s vision to enhance market transparency, efficiency, and innovation in real estate. Dubai real estate: Freehold rule changes cause spike in buyers, developments, prices, experts say Prime areas in Dubai are set to see a new wave of developments with the property market seeing hectic parleys between property owners and real estate companies for joint development of properties, industry players said. Dubai property: Are developer discounts making JVC, JLT more affordable? Dubai’s property market remains strong, but JVC and JLT offer value opportunities due to developer discounts. JVC’s off-plan prices dropped from AED 1,272 to AED 1,170/sqf, while JLT saw a decline in both off-plan and ready property prices. With rising listings and new launches, buyers can find deals in Dubai’s evolving market. Deloitte unveils Dubai’s Real Estate Predictions report for 2025, with 2024 figures showing 20% rise in residential sales prices, 19% in rentals Dubai’s real estate market remains strong in 2025, with 20% sales price growth, 19% rental hikes, and record transaction volumes. The office sector thrives with 17% rent increases, while retail and hospitality expand. Demand for industrial and logistics space grows, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a global investment hub amid ongoing urban development. Dubai properties: Developers dismiss concerns around market slowdown in 2025 Dubai developers remain confident in 2025, expecting strong sales despite analysts predicting market stabilization. With record demand, projects are selling rapidly, driven by new residents, government initiatives, and major infrastructure projects. Over 72,000 new units may balance supply, but investor appetite and off-plan sales continue to fuel Dubai’s real estate growth. Damac unveils prime luxury waterfront projects in Dubai Damac Properties is showcasing its luxury waterfront projects—Couture by Cavalli, Damac Bay, and Damac Bay 2—at the Dubai International Boat Show. These developments offer high-end seafront living with private beaches, sky pools, and Cavalli-inspired interiors, reflecting Dubai’s growing demand for premium waterfront residences. Prestige One Developments to launch 11 new real estate projects in 2025 Prestige One Developments plans to nearly double its portfolio in 2025, launching 11 new luxury projects across Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay, JVC, and Dubai Islands. The company is expanding regionally and internationally while completing two flagship projects. With record growth in 2024, it aims for 25 total developments by 2025’s end. SAAS Properties reveals SAAS Heights: A benchmark of luxury living on Al Reem Island SAAS Properties has launched SAAS Heights on Al Reem Island, featuring luxury sea-view residences across two iconic towers. With fully furnished apartments, smart home technology, private elevators, and penthouses with exclusive amenities, the development sets a new benchmark for coastal living in Abu Dhabi’s luxury real estate market. GCC real estate transactions hit $383bn; apartment yields in Saudi, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman revealed GCC real estate investments see healthy yields for apartments in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman. Dubai recognizes USDC, EURC as first stablecoins under token regime Dubai’s DFSA has approved USDC and EURC as the first stablecoins under its crypto regime, allowing firms in DIFC to integrate them for payments and treasury management. This move enhances regulatory clarity in the UAE’s growing crypto sector, aligning with recent stablecoin oversight and updated digital asset regulations. ‘Convert studio …

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 24-Feb-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 7 reached AED 7.36, a 14.5% decrease from last week’s AED 8.6 billion. Off-plan contributed 57.8%, while Ready properties contributed 42.2%. Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED7.36 billion in Week 7, marking a decline from the previous week’s AED8.6 billion. The slowdown represents a 14.5% decrease in total transaction value, reflecting market fluctuations influenced by varying investor activity and demand. Off-Plan vs. Ready Market Performance The off-plan segment dominated the market, contributing 57.8% of the total transactions with a value of AED4.25 billion. The ready property segment followed with 42.2%, amounting to AED3.1 billion. Off-Plan Market Breakdown Ready Market Breakdown Top Performing Areas by Transaction Value Off-Plan Properties Among the most active areas in off-plan transactions, Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid led with AED429.2 million, followed by Al Yufrah 1 (AED333.8 million) and Palm Deira (AED300 million). Other notable contributors included Madinat Al Mataar (AED223.9 million) and Jumeirah Village Circle (AED176.9 million). Ready Properties For ready transactions, Burj Khalifa emerged as the top-performing area with AED374.4 million in sales. Business Bay followed with AED286.6 million, while Palm Jumeirah recorded AED246.1 million. Other high-performing locations included Jumeirah Lakes Towers (AED208.2 million), Dubai Marina (AED176.7 million), and Dubai Creek Harbour (AED120.9 million). Market Insights and Trends Conclusion Despite a decline in total transaction value from the previous week, Dubai’s real estate market remains resilient, with off-plan properties continuing to drive the majority of sales. Strategic investment in high-performing areas such as Burj Khalifa, Business Bay, and Palm Jumeirah ensures steady momentum, while commercial properties are emerging as a promising segment within the ready market. As market dynamics shift, investors and buyers should monitor trends closely, particularly in high-demand locations, to capitalize on potential opportunities in Dubai’s evolving real estate landscape.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of February 2025

Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1.87 billion on February 20, 2024, reflecting the strong demand for both off-plan and ready properties. The off-plan segment contributed 62.6% of the total transactions, reaching AED 1.17 billion, while ready properties accounted for 37.4%, totaling AED 699.6 million. Off-Plan Transactions: Dominance of Flats The off-plan sector continues to be the dominant force in Dubai’s real estate market, with flats contributing 74.2% of the segment’s total value at AED 868.77 million. Villas followed with 22.6% (AED 264.3 million), while commercial properties and hotel apartments made up 2.5% (AED 29.3 million) and 0.6% (AED 7.58 million), respectively. Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions Ready Property Transactions: Strong Demand for Flats In the ready property sector, flats led the way, accounting for 82.9% of the segment’s total with AED 579.6 million in transactions. Villas represented 11.6% (AED 80.85 million), while hotel apartments and commercial properties made up 2.3% (AED 16.3 million) and 3.3% (AED 22.8 million), respectively. Breakdown of Ready Transactions Market Insights & Trends Conclusion The February 20, 2024 real estate transactions highlight Dubai’s sustained market strength, with off-plan properties leading the way. The continued dominance of flats and villas suggests robust demand for both investment and end-use properties, reaffirming Dubai’s position as a global real estate hub. With ongoing infrastructure developments and investor-friendly regulations, the market is poised for further expansion in the coming months. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Feb-2025 Dubai real estate sector sees 27 percent surge in prices in January 2025. Emaar Led the ranking by online reputation. Rental market surges in Ras Al Khaimah. World’s highest outdoor pool is coming. Giant 500m Dubai hotel and branded real estate project to have ‘world’s highest outdoor pool’ Corinthia Dubai will tower more than 500m and include branded real estate and the “world’s highest outdoor pool”. Dubai’s Top Real Estate Developers Of 2024 Ranked By Online Reputation Reputation House analyzed the digital reputation of 27 major Dubai developers, scoring them across eight key metrics. EMAAR led overall (61.46), followed by Nakheel (57.48) and DAMAC (57.11). Standouts included Reportage for website quality, Select Group for search reputation, and Nakheel for global recognition. Full results are online. UAE real estate: Rental market surges as investors flock to Ras Al Khaimah amid luxury property boom, tourism wave Ras Al Khaimah is rapidly emerging as a top choice for real estate investments, as investors increasingly seek alternative destinations that offer luxury and high returns amid soaring property prices in Dubai. Dubai real estate sector sees 27 percent surge in prices in January 2025: Report Dubai’s real estate market maintained strong momentum in early 2025, with a 27% annual price increase. Villas rose 31.2%, while apartments grew 23.1%. Off-plan sales surged 37.9% annually, making up 69.1% of transactions. Popular areas included Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, and JVC. Rental demand favored furnished apartments and larger villas. IMAN Developers unveils 15 Cascade featured By Versace Ceramics, valued at Dh700 million IMAN Developers launched 15 Cascade, a Dh700M luxury development in Motor City, featuring Versace Ceramics. Inspired by speed and water, it offers 442 high-end units,including studios to four-bedroom penthouses with private pools. With 70+ premium amenities, it promises modern luxury and completes in Q3 2028. IMKAN launches Naseem AlJurf in Abu Dhabi: A luxury and serene living concept in the Emirates riviera IMKAN has launched Naseem AlJurf, a luxury community in Abu Dhabi’s Ghantoot region, featuring 111 villas, 8 apartment towers, and 60 townhouses. With 1.6 km of coastline and 9 km of canal front, it offers upscale living, sustainability, and connectivity to key UAE destinations, blending heritage with modern design.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 19th of February 2025

The Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1,782,629,915 on 19 February 2024, reflecting continued investor confidence in both off-plan and ready properties. The transactions were dominated by off-plan deals, which accounted for 60.9% of the total market share, while ready properties contributed 39.1%. Off-Plan Transactions Off-plan properties led the market, with a total transaction value of AED 1,085,410,906, highlighting strong investor interest in future developments. This segment was primarily driven by the sale of flats, which accounted for 75.9% of off-plan sales, amounting to AED 824,845,389. The significant dominance of flats within the off-plan sector suggests a continued preference for high-density, residential developments, likely in prime and upcoming locations. Ready Property Transactions The ready property market reported transactions worth AED 697,219,009, making up 39.1% of the day’s total sales. Within this segment, flats also emerged as the most traded asset, contributing 61.2% of total ready property transactions. The strong presence of commercial properties in the ready segment, at 12.4%, indicates sustained demand for business and retail spaces, likely fueled by Dubai’s expanding economy and business-friendly environment. Key Insights Market Outlook With strong activity in both off-plan and ready property sectors, Dubai’s real estate market continues to show resilience and attract diverse investor profiles. The dominance of off-plan flats suggests that buyers remain optimistic about future developments, while the steady performance of ready properties highlights sustained demand for immediate occupancy options. As Dubai continues to evolve as a global real estate hub, the balance between off-plan and ready transactions will be a key indicator of market sentiment and investment trends in the coming months. Investors and homebuyers should closely monitor these movements to make informed decisions in this dynamic market. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 20-Feb-2025 Property insurance rates in the UAE increased by 10-15%. Dubai real estate leads global rankings as prices continue surge in 2025. Dubai is positioned to become the Silicon Valley of PropTech. Dubai real estate leads global rankings as prices continue surge in 2025, outpacing London, Paris, Madrid: Report The forecast follows Dubai’s performance in 2024, which saw prime residential capital values rise by 6.8 percent and rental values surge by 23.5 percent. Dubai’s PropTech boom can help it become the ‘Silicon Valley of real estate innovation’ Dubai’s booming real estate market is fostering a PropTech hub, attracting global expertise and investment. The Dubai Land Department aims to position the emirate as the “Silicon Valley” of real estate innovation, leveraging AI, blockchain, and PropTech. In 2023, property deals hit Dh761 billion, growing 20% annually. Aldar launches new luxury Dubai project featuring wildlife and bee-keeping zones Aldar Properties has launched The Wilds in Dubai, a nature-focused residential community with 1,700 homes, wildlife habitats, and premium amenities. Prices start at Dh5.1M, with delivery expected in 2029. The launch follows Aldar’s record Dh33.6B in 2023 sales, driven by strong UAE property demand. Investing In Dubai’s Luxury Real Estate? Key Tips For UHNWIs From Experts Dubai is a prime destination for ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) investing in luxury real estate, driven by tax benefits, strong demand, and premium locations. Key strategies include investing in prime areas, targeting luxury rentals, buying off-plan properties, prioritizing eco-friendly homes, leveraging tax incentives, diversifying income streams, and working with local experts. Insights: Why luxury real estate in UAE draws global investors The UAE’s luxury property market is expanding, driven by FDI, foreign buyers, and economic reforms. Dubai’s property prices are set to grow 9.9% in 2025, with high rentalyields (7-8%). Institutional investors and build-to-rent portfolios are fueling demand, while new mortgage rules attract quality buyers. The market remains globally competitive. AMWAJ Development and OCTA Properties announce a collaboration for a new luxury Meydan project AMWAJ Development and OCTA Properties are partnering on Dubai’s first low-rise, lagoon-facing development in Meydan’s District 11. The five-floor project will feature luxury apartments, exclusive amenities, and a swimmable lagoon. Meydan’s rising demand and prime location boost investment appeal. OCTA plans 14 new branded projects worth Dh9B by June 2025. How to use the rental index in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah for transparent rental prices The rental indices in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah help tenants check fair rental prices and potential rent increases. In Abu Dhabi, the ADREC Rental Index (adrec.gov.ae) provides live rental data for different areas. Dubai’s DLD Smart Rent Index (dubailand.gov.ae) uses AI to assess rental values. Sharjah’s SCM Rental Map (shjmun.gov.ae) allows tenants to compare rental rates and find suitable properties. These tools ensure transparency and assist renters in making informed decisions. IMAN Developers unveils 15 Cascade Featured By Versace Ceramics, valued at AED 700mln IMAN Developers has launched 15 Cascade, a AED 700M luxury development in Motor City, Dubai, in collaboration with Versace Ceramics. Featuring 442 units, including penthouses and duplexes with private pools, the project blends speed-inspired architecture with nature. Offering 70+ amenities, it is set for completion in Q3 2028. UAE property insurance rates rise 10-15% Property insurance rates in the UAE increased by 10-15% due to flooding losses, with some premiums rising up to 30% after April 2024’s heavy rains. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s property insurance rates fell by 10%. Dewa highlighted the power and water sectors’ vulnerability to climate change.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 18th of February 2025

Dubai’s real estate sector continues to demonstrate strong momentum, with total property transactions reaching AED 1.36 billion on 18 February 2024. The market was driven primarily by off-plan sales, which outpaced ready property transactions, highlighting sustained investor confidence in future developments. Market Breakdown: Off-Plan vs. Ready Transactions The dominance of off-plan transactions (nearly 60%) underscores investor preference for new developments, driven by attractive payment plans, capital appreciation potential, and Dubai’s expanding infrastructure. Meanwhile, ready property transactions (40.4%) indicate strong end-user demand, particularly in established communities. Off-Plan Transactions: Category Contribution Total Off-Plan Transactions: AED 813.4 million Flats remained the most traded off-plan asset, capturing nearly 61% of total off-plan transactions, followed by villas at 36.4%. The relatively lower share of hotel apartments and commercial units suggests a primary focus on residential investments. Ready Transactions: Category Contribution Total Ready Transactions: AED 551.3 million Flats also dominated ready property sales, accounting for 63.2% of transactions. Villas (20.8%) and commercial units (15.1%) followed, reflecting continued interest in high-end residential properties and commercial investments. Market Insights & Outlook With sustained demand across both off-plan and ready properties, Dubai’s real estate market remains a lucrative space for investors and homebuyers, supported by high rental yields, long-term capital appreciation, and a resilient economic outlook. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 19-Feb-2025 Dubai’s industrial and logistics sector saw a 225% surge in demand in 2024. Burj Azizi, the world’s second-tallest tower units starting at Dh7.5M and reaching Dh156M. DIFC workforce swells to 46,000. Dubai real estate: What are the top five changes driving the property market in 2025? Managing affordability, quality, accessibility and investor demand is a delicate balancing act, but these five measures are a positive move for the rapidly growing real estate market. Dubai’s emerging off-plan hotspots lure buyers in droves Dubai’s real estate market is thriving, with off-plan sales driving record transactions of Dh151 billion in 2024. Affordable areas like JVC and Dubai South attract investors with high rental yields and flexible payment plans. Luxury hotspots continue to rise, while off-plan incentives fuel demand into 2025. Property Finder reveals a surge in demand for holistic community living Dubai’s real estate market is seeing a surge in demand for community-centric living, driven by the UAE’s 2025 Year of Community initiative. Buyers prioritize integrated developments with amenities, social engagement, and family-friendly environments. Popular areas like JVC, Dubai Hills Estate, and Marina offer connectivity, lifestyle convenience, and a strong sense of belonging. Demand for industrial & logistics space in Dubai increased by 225% in 2024 Dubai’s industrial and logistics sector saw a 225% surge in demand in 2024, driven by economic growth, trade expansion, and infrastructure projects like Etihad Rail. Tight supply pushed rents up by 33%, with further increases expected in 2025. The UAE’s logistics sector aims to hit $54B by 2030. Dubai’s Burj Azizi: Prices revealed as sales launch announced for world’s second-tallest tower Azizi Developments unveiled pricing for Burj Azizi, the world’s second-tallest tower, with units starting at Dh7.5M and reaching Dh156M. The 725m skyscraper on Sheikh Zayed Road will feature luxury residences, a 7-star hotel, and record-breaking amenities, set for completion in 2028. Sales begin February 19, 2025. Dubai set to lead world’s prime residential market in 2025: Savills Dubai is set to lead global prime residential price growth in 2025, with values expected to rise by up to 9.9%, the highest among 30 cities in Savills’ index. Rental prices are also projected to grow over 10%, driven by strong demand from high-net-worth individuals and limited supply in prime areas. Dubai jobs: DIFC workforce swells to 46,000 as centre attracts 1,800 new companies in 2024 Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) saw record growth in 2024, with new company registrations rising 25% to 1,823, bringing the total to 6,920. Operating profit surged 55% to Dh1.33B. DIFC plans major expansions, including new commercial spaces and real estate projects, aligning with Dubai’s economic growth strategy. International Property Show opens nominations for IPS Awards 2025 The International Property Show (IPS) Awards 2025 is now accepting nominations, recognizing excellence in real estate. Set for April 14-16, 2025, at Dubai World Trade Centre, the awards promote innovation, sustainability, and industry collaboration. Developers and stakeholders can apply now to showcase groundbreaking projects. Dubai Industrial City attracts over $95.3mln F&B investments in 2024 Dubai Industrial City attracted AED 350M in F&B investments in 2024, securing 1.7M sq.ft. in leases from over 25 companies. Major projects include SLG Group’s dairy hub and Pure Ice Cream’s factory, set for 2026. The district, home to 1,100 manufacturers, continues advancing sustainability and industrial growth.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 17th of February 2025

Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction volume of AED 1.43 billion on February 17, 2024, reflecting sustained investor interest across both off-plan and ready properties. The market remains balanced, with off-plan sales contributing AED 713.96 million (49.7%) and ready properties accounting for AED 721.27 million (50.3%) of the total transaction value. Off-Plan Transactions: A Strong Investor Focus Off-plan properties continued to be a major driver of investment activity, contributing 49.7% of the day’s total transactions. Within this segment: Ready Property Transactions: Stability and Demand for Completed Units Ready properties accounted for 50.3% of total sales, slightly surpassing off-plan deals, signaling strong interest in move-in-ready assets. Breaking down this category: Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 17th of February 2025 Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction volume of AED 1.43 billion on February 17, 2024, reflecting sustained investor interest across both off-plan and ready properties. The market remains balanced, with off-plan sales contributing AED 713.96 million (49.7%) and ready properties accounting for AED 721.27 million (50.3%) of the total transaction value. Off-Plan Transactions: A Strong Investor Focus Off-plan properties continued to be a major driver of investment activity, contributing 49.7% of the day’s total transactions. Within this segment: Flats dominated the category, accounting for AED 585.40 million (82%) of off-plan sales. This suggests a continued preference for apartments in new developments, likely driven by attractive payment plans and competitive pricing. Villas made up AED 124.04 million (17.4%), indicating demand for larger residential spaces among buyers looking for long-term investments. Hotel Apartments & Rooms recorded a modest AED 4.52 million (0.6%), highlighting niche investor interest in hospitality assets. Ready Property Transactions: Stability and Demand for Completed Units Ready properties accounted for 50.3% of total sales, slightly surpassing off-plan deals, signaling strong interest in move-in-ready assets. Breaking down this category: Flats led the segment, with AED 522.79 million (72.5%) of the ready transactions. The strong performance reflects high demand for completed apartments, particularly in prime and well-established communities. Villas contributed AED 136.34 million (18.9%), demonstrating continued buyer interest in spacious homes. Hotel Apartments & Rooms saw AED 7.18 million (1%), suggesting moderate activity in the short-term rental and hospitality sector. Commercial properties recorded AED 54.96 million (7.6%), indicating a healthy demand for office and retail spaces in Dubai’s dynamic business environment. Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s real estate market continues to showcase resilience, with a balanced performance between off-plan and ready properties. The sustained demand for flats across both segments indicates a strong investor and end-user appetite for well-located, high-quality residential units. Additionally, the higher share of villa transactions in both categories suggests an ongoing preference for larger living spaces, in line with global post-pandemic lifestyle trends. The relatively low contribution from hospitality and commercial properties could reflect selective investment behavior in these sectors. Looking ahead, the market is expected to maintain its momentum, driven by a mix of off-plan launches and stable demand for ready properties. 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With only 16,500 luxury units under construction, scarcity will sustain price growth, especially as HNWIs keep arriving. Dubai developers score red-hot profits from global homebuyers Dubai’s property market continues to boom, with developers reporting record profits. Emaar Development’s earnings doubled to AED 7.6B in 2024, while Binghatti and Aldar saw major gains. Driven by expats, wealthy investors, and liberal visa policies, home prices are expected to keep rising in 2025, albeit at a slower pace. Dubai South launches ‘Beachfront Gates’ Dubai South Properties has launched Beachfront Gates, a new apartment project in Dubai South’s Residential District. Featuring two towers, only Tower 2 is currently for sale, offering 157 units. With strong investor demand, family-friendly amenities, and proximity to Al Maktoum Airport, the project saw over 100 units sold on launch day. 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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 17-Feb-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 6 reached AED 8.58, a 16.7% decrease from last week’s AED 10.3 billion. Off-plan contributed 58.7%, while Ready properties contributed 41.3%. Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction volume of AED8.58 billion in Week 6, reflecting a notable decrease of approximately 16.7% compared to the previous week’s total of AED10.3 billion. This decline highlights a temporary slowdown in transaction volumes, potentially driven by market adjustments or seasonal fluctuations. Off-Plan vs. Ready Transactions The market was once again dominated by off-plan transactions, which accounted for 58.7% of the total market volume, with a total value of AED5.04 billion. Ready property transactions comprised the remaining 41.3%, amounting to AED3.54 billion. This continued dominance of off-plan sales suggests sustained investor confidence in future developments and an appetite for new projects. Breakdown by Property Type Off-Plan Transactions Ready Transactions Top Performing Areas by Transaction Value Off-Plan Sales by Area The highest transaction volumes in the off-plan segment were recorded in the following areas: Total off-plan transactions in the top ten areas amounted to AED2.48 billion, accounting for nearly 49.2% of all off-plan sales. Ready Sales by Area The ready property market was led by: Total transactions in the top ten areas for ready properties stood at AED1.85 billion, representing 52.3% of all ready property transactions. Market Insights and Trends Conclusion Despite the decline in total transaction value compared to the previous week, Dubai’s real estate market remains resilient. The strong performance of off-plan sales signals continued investor interest in upcoming projects, while the ready property segment thrives in prime locations. Moving forward, monitoring investor sentiment and market conditions will be key to assessing future trends in transaction volumes and property values.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 13th of February 2025

Transaction Value Exceeds AED 1.76 Billion, With Strong Off-Plan Market Activity The Dubai real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience and investor confidence, with total property transactions reaching AED 1.76 billion on 13 February 2024. This surge in activity underscores the city’s growing appeal for both off-plan and ready property investments. Off-Plan Market Performance The off-plan segment contributed AED 1.03 billion, accounting for 58.7% of the total transactions, reflecting a strong preference for new developments and future-ready investments. Within this category: Ready Property Transactions The ready property segment reached AED 727 million, constituting 41.3% of the total transactions, reflecting sustained investor interest in completed, move-in-ready properties. The breakdown of this category is as follows: Market Insights and Trends Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market remains a magnet for investors, with off-plan properties leading the way and ready units maintaining solid traction. With the total transaction volume exceeding AED 1.76 billion, the city’s real estate sector continues to thrive, bolstered by strategic developments and increasing investor confidence. As Dubai continues to evolve as a global investment hub, the balance between off-plan and ready properties indicates a diverse market catering to both speculative and immediate demand. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-Feb-2025 Dubai launches digital real estate analytics platform. Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market surged 118% in 2024. Transaction Value Exceeds AED 1.76 Billion, With Strong Off-Plan Market Activity. Union Properties achieves exceptional financial results in fiscal year 2024 Union Properties reported a strong 2024, with a 59% rise in operating profit to AED 161.8M and total income of AED 395M. It repaid AED 723M in debt, improved liquidity, and plans AED 6B in new projects. The company aligns with Dubai’s real estate strategy for sustainable growth. OMNIYAT launches ultra-luxury division with Luna Sky Palace debut OMNIYAT launched OMNIYAT Bespoke, an ultra-luxury division creating one-of-a-kind residences for UHNWIs. It debuted with Luna Sky Palace at ORLA, a 58,476 sq. ft. home with a rooftop sky garden and infinity pool. The division plans more exclusive projects, including Sky Palaces and a bespoke mansion. Dubai-listed Emaar Properties’ sales hit record high of $19bln in 2024 Emaar Properties reported record-high property sales of AED 70B in 2024, a 72% YoY increase. Revenue rose 33% to AED 35.5B, with a net profit of AED 13.51B. The company acquired 141M sq. ft. of prime land and proposed its highest-ever AED 8.8B dividend. MAK Developers’ Island Tower Breaks Ground in Dubai – The Future of Luxury Living Begin MAK Developers broke ground on I’sola Bella in JVC, Dubai’s first tower with a private island. Inspired by Italy’s Isola Bella, it offers 45 luxury amenities, including an infinity sky pool and sand beach. Nearly sold out, the project redefines upscale living and investment potential in Dubai’s real estate market. Dubai launches digital real estate analytics platform with detailed building information on rent, apartment sizes, investments and more Dubai Municipality launches Building Intelligence Platform with data to support investors, planners and property stakeholders. RAK’s real estate market witnesses remarkable growth amid luxury appeal Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market surged 118% in 2024, reaching AED 15.08B in transactions. Driven by luxury yet affordable developments, infrastructure projects, and the upcoming Wynn Resort, RAK is attracting global investors. Strong rental yields, limited supply, and high ROI position it as a prime investment destination in the UAE. Sobha One: First In The Middle East With Green Mark Platinum SLE Sobha Realty’s Sobha One became the first building outside Singapore to earn the Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy (SLE) certification from BCA. It also received the Whole Life Carbon badge, highlighting its eco-conscious design. The project aligns with the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 vision, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency.

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